Innovate Magazine - Spring 2008 - (Page 16)

simplifying the IT landscape COMPLEXITY outside world and is always linked to a process. A document, a selection menu, a sticker, a note, a data record, an html website, a Flash presentation, an email, or even a message in your voice mail— all of this is business communication. This explains why complete integration into a simpliﬁed ﬂow chart is futile because every process has to be hard coded into the system; too often supplemented by JAVA or XML. The only way to establish a coherent customer service environment is to deﬁne all process components in state engines and enable them to interact across application and process boundaries by means of “Events.” In order to accomplish this, ﬁve years ago, ISIS Papyrus began recommending the integration of inbound and outbound document management. Today, this idea is being copied by much of the ECM industry and is falsely advertised as “simple” with the use of SOA, Java, and XML. SOA, however, is nothing more than a concept, whilst Java and XML are programming languages to create pre-deﬁned, rigid applications within high-risk projects. What is still missing is powerful integration technology that allows the end-user to model and expand upon their own solutions. Complete Solution for BPM and Business Communication Papyrus WebRepository is the starting point for all ISIS Papyrus solutions. While most all of the SOA vendors forego an actual repository or try to integrate third-party products, the Papyrus Objects platform is built around the repository as the fundamental system component. Acting as a central hub, Papyrus WebRepository provides seamless integration between applications, interfaces and ESCAPE THE ISIS Papyrus presents a new approach for IT-Integration By Max J. Pucher re SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), Java, and XML going to simplify the IT landscape and bring it closer to the end user? Could subsequent output management solutions be integrated into business processes easier and better to serve as an important link in customer-oriented business communication? “Not so,” says Annemarie Pucher, CEO of ISIS Papyrus. Project complexity and lead times are exploding with these new buzzword technologies, but for the last ﬁve years, ISIS Papyrus has been offering a much more usable solution with Papyrus Objects. Business processes and business communication are not just related issues, they are a single entity. Business communication takes place within the company as well as with the A 16 Innovate Spring 08

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Innovate - Spring 2008 Table of Contents 10 Tips for Successful Open Houses The TransPromo Path Escape the Complexity Putting a Price on Value A Welcome Boost to Hospitality Team Approach Earns Accolades Bound Together New Highs in Image Quality Transforming the Business of Processing Photos Predictive Maintenance Making the Right Choice Diving into Digital Book Production Doing More With Less Distributed Document Creation

Innovate Magazine - Spring 2008

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